Human language is not capable of exhausting the deep mysteries of God. This is because no human mind can comprehend those mysteries in their fullness. As St. John Henry Newman famously put the matter in his great work, “An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine,” there is “no one aspect deep enough to exhaust the contents of a real idea, no one term or proposition which will serve to define it; though of course one representation of it is more just and exact than another.”
